Dance On Blood (Nell Bray Mystery) - Tapa blanda

Absurdly readable (DAILY TELEGRAPH)

Sufragette sleuthess Nell Bray is a smashing creation. (THE TIMES)

Good entertainment...sharply observed characters and an authentic feel for the period. (SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)

Nell Bray sits somewhere in between Sherlock Holmes and Miss Marple...well crafted with characters, settings and social manners all drawn with accuracy. (CRIME TIME)

With her detailed knowledge of the period, Gillian Linscott uses a real event - the attempted bombing of Lloyd George's house - to launch Nell into her seventh rollicking adventure. Attempting to protect her friends in the suffragette movement from police enquiries into the bombing, Nell agrees to help expose a blackmailer. Someone, possibly the manager of a fashionable dancer, has got hold of some indiscreet correspondence between Asquith and his mistress. A visit by the dancer to perform SALOME to a private audience seems to offer an opportunity to reclaim the letters. But before anyone can act, the principal artiste is murdered and Nell is surrounded by those she loathes most - politicians, mysoginist businessmen and the police...